Automatic Maintenance Busy; System Date And Time - AT&T MERLIN LEGEND Key System Planning

Control Unit

Automatic Maintenance Busy

System Date and Time

See "System Features" in Chapter 4 for
information on SMDR.
2-10 System Operating Conditions
In the Behind Switch mode single-line telephones can be programmed to select
only the prime line (the user cannot make inside calls or use system features) or
to select the intercom button followed by the prime line or outside line (the user
can place and receive inside calls and use system features).
Planning Form Instructions
Under the "Set System Mode" heading on Form 1:
1.
Check "Key" if you want your system to operate in the Key mode.
2.
Check "Behind Switch" if your system is connected behind a larger
system. Write the host's dial code for the Conference. Drop, and Transfer
features.
Automatic Maintenance Busy puts a malfunctioning line in a 'maintenance busy"
state, preventing outgoing calls on that line. Incoming calls are never blocked. A
line in maintenance busy is tested by the internal maintenance software to try to
put it back into service.
The factory setting for Automatic Maintenance Busy is 'disabled," which means
that faulty lines are not automatically put in a maintenance busy state. The
factory setting, disabled, is satisfactory for most Key and Behind Switch
Systems.
Planning Form Instructions
Under the "Automatic Maintenance Busy" heading on Form 1:
1. Do one of the following:
Check "Disable" to keep the factory setting.
Check the second box to enable Automatic Maintenance Busy.
The system date and time is the month, day, year, and time shown on display
telephones and Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR) reports. The system
date and time is also shown on error reports used by AT&T or an authorized
representative for maintenance.
Planning Form Instructions
Check "Yes" under both "Set System Date" and "Set System Time" headings
on Form 1 as a reminder to set current date and time.